The customer´s main needs were:
– better optical performance than running design
-better price than running design
-outdoor design in regard to UV & water resistance as well as readability
-ruggedness
-extra backlight
The customer´s main needs were:
– good readability in any ambient light, no reflections
– no influence by disinfection
– surface hardness ≥ 7H to avoid damage from medical tools
– long term availability
The customer needed to update their product design for the next version of their range of different size chargers for residential buildings and offices. The display on the first version did not perform well enough, with a range of performance and longevity problems caused by flaws in the design.
The customer wanted to have a bigger display in their current portable device. Interface, pinning & mechanics had to be the same.
The customer specializes in high-end residential chargers for multi-car households and large garages. Customer needed a large, bright, high quality display and an extended touch area for virtual control buttons.
The customer asked for a sunlight and night readable display with better optical performance than the running one. They needed low power consumption and ruggedness for his handheld, battery powered underwater device.
The customer was in enormous time pressure and had a big requirement catalogue.
It takes very long to get all metric certifications in each country, so that a very long product lifecycle was mandatory and a defined last time buy procedure.
The customer was interested in low integration effort, same electrics & mechanics for different devices and a budgetary price.
There were high requirements towards quality and reliability.
The customer needed a very long product life cycle and had
extreme short development time & tight MP plan.
There were high requirements towards quality and reliability.
The customer needed a very long product life cycle and had
extreme short development time & tight MP plan.
The customer required a display for a commercial, heavy duty hydrogen filling station for heavy goods vehicles. Customer wanted a large display with large enough text to be read from a longer distance (i.e. from a truck cab or trailer), with high brightness for readability at exposed filling stations.
The customer was designing a wall-mounted EV charging box for public car parks. The display needed to be small but readable from a wide angle and resistant to a wide range of temperatures.
The customer needed a display to fit into the existing mechanics.
Apart from that, the most important requirements were sunlight readability, shock & vibration resistance, UV resistance and very low power consumption.
The customer had EMI issues with his current series and wanted to improve the display. They needed a robust outdoor readable display with wide temperature range within a price target.
The customer offers retrofittable reversing camera systems for different kinds of vehicles.
The requirement catalogue for optical performance was big and additionally they needed a wide temperature range and a defined FPC as well as good scratch resistance.
The customer developed a solar operated car and needed an infotainment display that fitted into their electrics and mechanics
The customer required a rugged outdoor fast charging application. They needed to reach mass production in a short time, having been let down by a previous supplier. Their EV Charger would be in unmonitored open car park spaces, so needed to be vandal resistant and weather resistant.
Working with a touchscreen when gloves and fluids are involved is a technical challenge that we realized with touch controller tuning.
This customer was searching fruitlessly for a 4k ~ 42 inch stretched panel with EDP I/F and not V-by-One.
A complete solution with embedded board was required and so we offered a customized display-touch unit with a customized SMARC module.